Campus Security Report

Hope, Joan

doi: 10.1002/casr.30046pmid: N/A

Your campus safety unit probably maintains a comprehensive campus emergency plan. It's also a good idea to encourage officials of departments throughout campus to plan ahead so they aren't caught unprepared during emergencies. After all, your overall plan is unlikely to address all the little details that will impact every single campus department, such as the loss of departmental data and health or medical issues of individual employees.

Gomez, Cynthia

doi: 10.1002/casr.30047pmid: N/A

Threat assessment teams have become commonplace on college and university campuses. Unfortunately, such teams sometimes miss threats that are more serious than they seem, or overreact on threats that are never meant to be carried out.

doi: 10.1002/casr.30048pmid: N/A

White paper discusses Clery/Title IX implementation Columbia under scrutiny Student privacy bill introduced in Senate Report highlights rape characteristics

Gomez, Cynthia

doi: 10.1002/casr.30049pmid: N/A

Jesse Cashman arrived at St. Cloud State University almost right out of college as a part‐time campus safety officer. He had been working as an investigator for the state's Department of Corrections and wanted a second gig to supplement his income, when he suddenly lost his job with the DOC due to cutbacks.

Williams, Kate

doi: 10.1002/casr.30050pmid: N/A

As a college administrator, you may have thought about mentoring one of your junior millennial employees but are hesitant due to negative generational stereotypes. As a millennial who is currently in a mentor‐mentee relationship with a baby boomer, I want to plead our case and explain the top five reasons we need your help.

Gomez, Cynthia

doi: 10.1002/casr.30051pmid: N/A

Following the creation of the White House Task Force to Protect Students from Sexual Assault, the Association for Institutional Research launched a survey to find out how much awareness of the task force and its recommendations existed among its members.

doi: 10.1002/casr.30052pmid: N/A

Liability: Discipline notation on transcript may violate First Amendment Personnel: Contract with stage provider lets college off the hook Personnel: Officer gets no vindication for his discharge

doi: 10.1002/casr.30053pmid: N/A

Rhode Island considers mandatory reporting bill Indiana bill would mean guns on campuses